Sunday Reflection
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Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Trust in the Lord
Feb 17, 2019
In the first reading for this Sunday, Jeremiah says, “Cursed be he who trusts in human beings.” It is impossible to create an ideal society if that society does not have God as its foundation, its heart and its end.
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Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time: Before I formed you in the womb....
Feb 01, 2019
Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time: Before I formed you in the womb....
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Third Sunday of Ordinary Time: Scripture on Scripture
Jan 26, 2019
It happens all the time. Jews do it. Muslims do it. Christians do it. A group of people, gathered to worship the living God, have someone read to them
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Second Sunday of Ordinary Time: Cana Revisited
Jan 20, 2019
Today’s Gospel presents one of the best known miracles in Jesus’ ministry, the changing of water into wine at Cana. The presence of the Lord at this marriage feast has resulted in our associating Cana with Catholic marriage.
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The Feast of the Baptism of the Lord: Our Mission(s)
Jan 13, 2019
Our main mission in life is to love God with our whole mind, our whole heart and our whole soul and to love our neighbor as ourselves.
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Solemnity of the Epiphany: The Epiphany and Prejudice
Jan 06, 2019
The Solemnity of the Epiphany is a wonderful celebration with a main theme and many subordinate themes.
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The Feast of the Holy Family: Being a holy family
Dec 30, 2018
A holy family has to provide opportunities for the children to develop their relationship with God. I’m sure all of you say grace before meals.
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Fourth Sunday of Advent: The Excitement
Dec 23, 2018
God is the King. He is the Divine Lover. We are the object of His love. Only God would love so much that He would become one of us to win our love.
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Third Sunday of Advent: What should we do?
Dec 16, 2018
Compassion is defined as having pity and concern for the suffering of others. We need to have compassion on those around us as well as those suffering in our nation and our world.
Sunday Reflection
Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Trust in the Lord
In the first reading for this Sunday, Jeremiah says, “Cursed be he who trusts in human beings.” It is impossible to create an ideal society if that society does not have God as its foundation, its heart and its end.
